The life lesson the author teaches through the story
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Students must understand that there is no single theme to any piece of literature. The more complex the literature, the more possible themes there are. Authors will help students read between the lines for the theme, either through motifs or dominant ideas that are repeated throughout the story. You have to understand the basics of the characterization, plot and other literary elements that are included in the story that you are reading.
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Answer:
The type of organization structure Machiavelli uses int he passage is: compare and contrast.
Explanation:
In the passage we are analyzing here, Machiavelli first establishes that he will talk about Spartans and Romans. That being done, he initially offers information only about the Spartans. Then, he moves on to offer information about the Romans, comparing their actions and decisions to those of the Spartans. This is a typical compare and contrast structure, more specifically a block structure. All information about one of the elements is offered. Then, all the information about the other elements is offered. The purpose is to find similarities or dissimilarities between them.
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Answer:
Introduce; demonstrate; assist; stroll; silent; respond; opinion; rust; accomplish; shin.
Explanation:
Some of my friends and I decided to volunteer at a nursing home once a month. We walked into the home to introduce ourselves to the staff, who would then demonstrate what activities we would be helping with.
We would be able to assist the residents as they take a nice stroll around the outside of the building. They might want to talk, or stay silent. We could listen to their stories and respond even if we don't agree with opinion. We could help clean rust off of the water spouts. There was so much to do, we could accomplish a lot while we were there. I decided to start outside, since the weather was beautiful. I was skipping along the building, when I accidentally hit my shin on one of the water spouts I was going to clean off. Luckily, it didn't hurt or dampen my helping spirit.